Slander and political charges before the Georgia public
A Georgian letter from 1835 refutes slanderous charges about a candidate's Federalist ties and war stance. The writer denies opposition to the war on principle, defends support for Union victories, and explains positions on Tassels, Tassell, and state sovereignty versus federal intrusion. He cites previous writings and a 1830 Georgia legislature vote to justify his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellmant
Dugrusta
Georgia
Dean Sina
Louisville
Orleans
Mae
England
John Randolph
Roanoke
Abolition Tension North and South Ties on Thread
From New York and Europe reports. a North abolitionist surge, aided by auxiliary societies, spurs Southern fears of unrest. A letter warns that only strong state action can curb fanatics and foreign emissaries threatening the Union, urging laws and penalties to deter agitation and preserve peace.
Packet of the Sixteenth Arrives with London and Liverpool Papers
From the N Y Com Advertiser Aug 20 the Europe packet ship Capt Maxwell arrived from Liverpool with regular files of London and Liverpool papers for the Commercial Advertiser to the 15th and the latter to the 16th of July. Reports from Britain note ongoing tension around the O Connell ministry and royal support for the conservative party. Ireland fields regiments for Spain. a Scotch regiment is also being raised. Mrs Wood and her spouse plan a voyage to New York. Cholera rages at Toulon. coffin manufacture flourishes in workshops. British auxiliaries reach St Sebastian. Carlist forces shift command. Incendiaries in North Carolina and other states linked to seditious pamphlets are arrested. public anger quoted over punitive measures.
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Europe
Maxwell
Liverpool
London
Great Britain
Morning Chronicle
O'Connell
Spain
Edinburgh
de Lacy Evans
Wood
Cara Sposa
George Washington
New York
England
Cape of Good Hope
Toulon
St. Sebastian
Ttis
Moreno
Eraso
Favarre
Memoriel Des
Be Just and Fear Not Motto Observed in Augusta
Augusta on Saturday August 29 1835 reflects a civic motto Be just and fear not observed in local notices and period tone detailing public virtue and communal ethos.
State Rights Nominations for Governor Charles Dougherty
State Rights nominations for governor Charles Dougherty and for congress Roger L Gamble Richard H Wilde Thomas F Foster. Public meeting at Lincolnton superseded to discuss incendiary movements of abolitionists. Lincoln County citizens urged to assemble Friday September lith. Many citizens note change to general nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dougherty
Congress
Roger L. Gamble
Richard H. Wilde
Thomas F. Foster
Lincolnton
State Rights Society
Lincoln County
North
Augusta Chronicle for Sale in Prospect of October Transfer
The Augusta Chronicle announces it will sell the paper after October first, with possession then. It cites a large and aging subscription base, strong advertising patronage, and a prosperous, profitable operation. The stock and printing materials are extensive and near new, and prospective buyers may inspect the books and assets to assess value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Chronicle
Avevsta Cunontece
South
New Cotton Bales Received and Sold at Local Warehouse
A load of seven square bales weighing 3430 pounds arrived yesterday at the warehouse of Conner Hunt and Lasuzan from the plantation of Rev Josuva Ker Burke county. It was sold to A Srnzxy Esq at 19 cents per pound. the staple is described as very fine. Three bales arrived in Hamburg two at 20 cents, one at 19 cents.
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Conner, Hunt, & Lasuzan
Josuva Ker
Burke County
A. Srnzxy
Hamburg
Paulding's Opinion Of Government Twenty Years On
Twenty years have passed since Paulding’s noted Letters from the South praised Southern life and warned of federal overreach. The article reviews his prophecy on union strain, cites Judge Schley’s answers to political charges, and critiques Hartford Convention ties and Federalist leanings, arguing the author’s identification with old Federalism and opposition to Georgia state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding
Lerrens
Rue Sovry
Ton
Adams
Hamilton
Federalist
Jefferson
England
Washington City
Supreme Court
Grancra
Georgia
Pickering
Hanson
Adams, &c
Wm. Schley
Sentinel
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Federal Union
Sparta
Central Committee
G. Holsky
Tassell
Mr. Turner
Government
Passels
Tiley
G. Halsey
Sparta, Ga
Milledgeville Times
Schley
Judge Schley
Gideon Halsey
Turner
Thomas Haynes
Robt
Aug. Beall
C.J. M’donald
John H. Howard
Haynes
General Assembly
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
George ‘Tassell
Hall County
Eignty
Senate
House of Representatives
George Tassell
House
Day
Jones
Eastey
Walton
Guotson
Gwinnett
Kine
Crawford
Levant
Jasper
Lucas
M’donaup
Bibb
Pervur
Merriwether
Richmond
Susars
Campbell
Vorxin
Putnam
Wexinorse
Houston
Lassels
U. S
Washington Telegraph
U. S. Telegraph
Riehmann
Whig
Banke
Evening Star
Thompson
Boston
Fanuel Hall
Friends of the Union
Kentucky
Jackson
F. Eve
Constitution
Elliot
Castle Williams
Mediterranean
N. W
Eagle Hotel
Hatrlem
Me. Brown
Lewis Schmash
Mr. Benson
D. W. Patson
News York
Cuannistos
David Brown
Morris
Marshal
Goyrrn
N.Y. Com
Advertiser
Edmund C. Pugh
Danville
Caswell
Jas, Jeffreys
Milton
Raleigh
M. C. Register
Ruguet
Augusta
Pavaprye
Wm. Scater
Hancock County
Alexander Hamilton
Tuomas Jxr- Fensox
Hamil
van Buren
Baltimore
Democratic Party
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